Have you, by chance, noticed a weird energy in the air recently? I've been feeling something pulling at me for the last week - an energy that wants me to delve into negativity but, luckily, is finding no real foothold with me anymore. There have been several swarms of this energy that have swept through in the last couple of years. They are meant as clearings for old energy to move out for the new, light-filled energy to come in, but for those who refuse to do the spiritual work, the confrontation of the self, this may end up merely causing more disconnect. Astrologers are giving warning about next week (12/15-18, 2021) being a time of great upheaval - that may be either uniting or divisional, but, more than likely, enlightening. [If interested, start here .] We have all been witness to the dichotomous polarity that seems to have occurred, particularly in the last two years, to the point of many of us feeling a complete disconnect with what was once our world too. Where I stoo...

  When The Butterfly Effect came out in 2004 with Ashton Kutcher, it was at that time that the theory of the Butterfly Effect was introduced to most of us in the Western Hemisphere, or at least visualized our understanding of the concept. Simply put, it is the idea that the mere flapping of a butterfly's wings can create massive waves of change in future events, like weather patterns. Chaos Theory , or the basis for the Butterfly Effect, states that dramatic events can actually have a wide range of outcomes, depending on the variables introduced within the initial phases of the event. The irony of this theory is based on the idea that chaos is prevalent in events, yet, if we could input every little possibility or fly-by event, patterns would emerge and life, in general, could be absolutely predictive. In recent years, a new theory has emerged that pairs this concept with time travel, that of the Mandela Effect . This theory was first presented when large amounts of the populatio...